[615] App. C, No. lvii.
[616] Cf. ch. xii (Queen’s Revels).
[617] Fleay, 173, and Murray, i. 152, are wrong in saying that there were no Court plays this year; cf. M. L. R. iv. 154.
[618] Rye, 61, from narrative of tour of Lewis Frederick, Duke of Württemberg, ‘Lundi, 30 [Apr.] S. E. alla au Globe, lieu ordinaire où l’on joue les Commedies, y fut representé l’histoire du More de Venise’. Forman’s accounts of Macbeth from Bodl. Ashm. MS. 208, f. 207, and of Cymbeline from the preceding leaf, but undated, are printed in N. S. S. Trans. (1875–6), 417.
[619] Fleay, 190, says that Ecclestone came from the Queen’s Revels. I think he must have confused him with Field.
[620] Perhaps his place between Ostler and Underwood in the actor-list of the 1623 Folio gives some confirmation to the statement of the Burbadges; cf. p. 219.
[621] Cf. ch. iv.
[622] N. S. S. Trans. (1875–6), 415, from Simon Forman’s notes in Bodl. Ashm. MS. 208, f. 200.
[623] For the precise dates and their difficulties, cf. App. B.
[624] Clode, Early Hist. of the Merchant Taylors, i. 334.